[Farming in ancient times + Marriage first, love later + Couple entrepreneurship + Male protagonist's recovery + Adorable twins + No space and no system]
After his parents died, Shen Nian lived with a dying dyehouse and 30 acres of paddy fields. Her uncle forced her to adopt her nephew, her fiancé was worried about her family property, and her clan even forced her to bow down because "there is no male in the Shen family to serve as a slave".
On the day of the clan meeting, Shen Nian broke off the engagement in front of everyone and took out a piece of paper asking for a bridal marriage: no betrothal gift, no division of land, and anyone willing to sign a three-year contract, she would marry.
Amidst the laughter in the whole room, only the lame river worker Lu Yan stood up.
Everyone said that Lu Yanxiu collapsed across the river embankment and was a poor and handicapped disaster star. However, Shen Nian gradually discovered that he could not only measure water, build canals, and transform farm tools, but he could also help her save the dye house. She is good at plant dyeing and management, and he is proficient in water conservancy and woodworking. The couple went from sharing rooms and accounts and getting what they needed, to trying dyeing recipes, repairing old canals, setting up a water cooperative, and building a granary together. They made the deserted small courtyard live amidst smoke and helped the villagers live a hard life.
Three years later, Shen Nian's small dyeing workshop became a famous female industrial and commercial house in Fucheng, and Lu Yan also changed from a poor river worker who could hardly walk with a stick to a master hydraulic worker who could walk independently and teach water conservancy skills.
When the engagement contract expired, Lu Yan put He Lishu on the table: "I won't take away anything I promised you."
Shen Nian put away the divorce papers, but pushed another lifelong marriage certificate in front of him: "The family property is mine, and the days to come are ours. Do you dare to sign this time?"